I was there too it was an awesome show, I think I was about the same age, my first show was Day on The Green Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Outlaws, Santana & Peter Frampton 1977, I was 13, my mother and her boyfriend took me and one of my friends, Day on The Green's were some of the greatest concerts.
Back in the height of musical talent and innovation (early 90’s) all the arena headliner shows were $5-10. Groups like Emerson lake and Palmer, Uriah jeep, deep purple, Johnny winter, ten years after,etc etc. The popular musical scene has since dropped to multi millennium low. Who do we have now? T. Swift, the Voice ‘talent’ show…gimme a break.
@@mr.blackwell5423 Parking was $2 for the whole time, over in the Oakland Arena parking lot, then we'd walk over the bridge. Sometimes we would park waaay over in the side streets rather than pay the $2. There were parking spaces on the street and nobody messed with the car.
Man, that was thrilling and it rose the hairs on the back of my neck. Man, those were the good ole days, dammit! I'm 61 and I was 17 yrs old and I saw AC DC and that crazy Bon Scott being carried around the floor back to the stage, it was incredible. There will never be anything like this again. Thanks for the upload! Oh wait! Frank Marino is a monster! Back in those days the start of the metal monster guitar hero's was starting Ted, Frank, Van Halen, and others. I was so lucky to see Rush in those day to with there 2112 classic. I saw all of these guys live back then. Real music and real musicians!
Ted Nugent, then Aerosmith were the High Priests. Van Halen was the 2nd best show I've ever seen, but before 1982. Van Halen 2 Tour. Then they changed their sound system in 1982 and were never the same after that. Judas Priest has actually improved every time you see them, they get better and better.
April 1979 and in about next 15 months HWTH would be released, Bon Scott would pass and one of the greatest hard rock albums of all times would be released on July 25th 1980. Tragedy & Triumph in such a short span of time. RIP Bon & Malcolm
Pretty damn strong lineup. In 1979 I saw the Canadian World Music Festival that included: AEROSMITH, NUGENT, NAZARETH, RAMONES, JOHNNY WINTER, GODDO and MOXY. Amazing show!
There is really no topping that lineup saw pink Floyd tho and drank from Bodega bags from complete strangers on the green got lost till every grey Honda left the venue after 2 hours and made it home faded into bed. That was a killer concert tho right!
Scorpions is probably the ONLY band at that time to replace mahogany rush. Maybe randy hanson. Even Ronnie Montrose couldn't replace Frank Marino.. (although I love Ronnie' Montrose instrumental 'Zero G' from 1987) Mahogany rush played Christmas Carol's Screaming melody's into catastrophic meteorite bombardment. Uli John Roth and Shawn lane are similar. 'Once upon a time in the west'' Shawn lanes cover version (as good as guitar players get).. Yngwie malmsteen said the same thing about uli jon Roth. Yngwie malmsteen was Ritchie blackmore influenced, growing up in Sweden.lol Yngwie did NOT discover uli Jon roth until the early eighties. The way to experience uli Jon roth is LIVE. Uli Roths (electric sun records) are not the same. 'Hiroshima' is good on record . Sky is dying. No bird flying, Silence in the wind. Uli's solo blast off into the cosmos. Hiroshima'
That must have kicked ASS! I loved Day on the Green, I saw Nugent a year before this at Day on the Green. It was Cheap Trick, AC/DC, Journey, Blue Oyster Cult and Nugent.
Wow! Yeah man! They're was about 8 of us that went for this show, AC/DC just tore it up! Gawd i miss those days, Days on the Green, Winterland, The Keystones, Old Waldorf...so many venues and the Best!! Music of all time!!
Yep lots of great concert venues in the Bay Area. Saw KISS and Cheap Trick at the Cow Palace in 1977, saw Iron Maiden and Scorpions and Loverboy at the Day on the green at the baseball stadium in I think 83. Saw Scorpions and Ted Nugent at the Cow Palace in maybe 79. Also saw Y&T at the Old Waldorf in 83 or 84. Great shows in the Bay Area!!!!!!!! 👍🎸🌉
I saw Blue Oyster Cult…aka Soft White Underbelly at the Old Waldorf. It was freakin awesome, they blew the roof off that place! Those were the best times, I grew up in San Francisco and I saw all of the great concerts and I went to the closing of Winterland.
I saw Van Halen at the Henry J Kaiser Center as well as seeing them when they opened for Black Sabbath at the Oakland Arena. Led Zeppelin at the Oakland Coliseum, Rod Stewart and the Faces with Peter Frampton and War at Spartan Stadium in San Jose. Boston’s debut at Winterland. I saw the original Lynyrd Skynyrd 7 times. And I saw the Rossington Collin’s Band at the Warfield Theater. I could go on , but it’ll take hours. Those were the best times for music and shows.
@@kpalexander especially The Old Waldorf! A small venue to boot!! .....over all for me Budgie was a showstopper!!! Zebra was mind-blowing as well, but I ll say this Rory Gallagher was and still is my all-time number 1 artist.... nobody could Match his energy and burn the stage up like the Irish gunslinger could.... RIP RORY!!!
1979 I was 16 y/o This was my first day on the green. I remember The Live Power Performance of Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush! I love and listen to FMMR Music to this Day
Like wise, first time I heard mahogany rush in 70s '78 I think, the live album, in my top 9 for live albums, many worthy studio albums from early to late 70s, I have one of his 80s live cd 💿, but partial to the 70s one more
@@markusaurelius777 he has issues with his shoulder. And I’m not sure because I don’t know the man but I’m sure it’s hard to play like that. Maybe he’s just done? Only he knows the answer. If you look on Frank Marino site he announced he was done. Glad I saw him as many times as I did!
The late, great Bon Scott. What a line up of kick ass bands. We could use concerts like that today. In ‘77 I saw Nugent, REO, Journey, Skynyrd, and .38 Special at Soldier Field in Chicago. What a day!! Hot, loud and awesome. Those were the days back then. Rock on!🎸🥁👍🇺🇸❤️
@@AlanSanders-ij2pk I do remember that! We sat straight out from the stage at the far end and up high. Looking down it did look like popcorn. Hotter than hell and full sun that day! But a damn good show! Rock on.👍🥁🎸🇺🇸❤️
@@AlanSanders-ij2pk Ha! And one more thing- Nugent was running back and forth across the stage and yelling “you m-f ers can’t hit me!” He didn’t miss a beat playing his axe while he’s dodging milk jugs! Good memories! Thanx.👍🎸🥁🇺🇸❤️
I was at this concert. 15 years old. Stepping over passed out drunks in line. People were literally pissing on them. I had never heard Frank Marino, I was hear to see AC/DC and Aerosmith. Left a HUGE Mahogany Rush fan. He blew the doors off even Angus.
Great footage of some of the greatest bands on earth back in their hayday! I see many comments from people that were at this concert, how cool it would have been to live this moment! I missed this concert, but as a metal-headed teenager in the mid 70's I was lucky enough to live through this era of rock and attend the many concerts of these great bands! It was a time like no other, I can't imagine growing up in any other era. Those were the days!
I'm from Sacramento about a 2 hr drive to Oakland. I was there! Started out about 10 ft from the stage but eventually got pushed back. I've been to many DOG'S in 70's and early 80's but this show stood out. I blame my hearing loss on AC/DC. First time I saw Frank Marino and Mohogony Rush. Man those were great times.
I was in the Navy stationed at the Naval Air Station Alameda and went to this concert. I was ripped. I don't remember much of it but am pretty sure I had a good time.
I went to the ‘79 Day on the Green in Oakland CA. Exact same line up. AC/DC blew every one away. Angus Young went into the outfield audience while jamming on “Whole Lotta Rosie”. This was my favorite stadium concert.
I was there too! AC/DC absolutely blew everyone away. Little did I know I would one day sit in a room with the Young bros jamming in Australia at a mate’s place.
I was there too, I was in front of the stage tripping balls when Angus crowd surfed the field.. it was the highlight of the entire concert for me. Glad you liked it too.
I Laugh When People Say Bon Scott Era or Brian Johnson Era ,,Without Malcolm ACDCWould Never Have Happened He's There Very Reason They Existed His Riffs His Knowing How To Run A Band Facts RIP Malcolm
So nice to see my people that were experiencing day on the green with me. It was truly a magical experience not talking mushrooms but true music lovers Ted and acdc killed it. Chap trick, journey too.no other venue ever an replicate this the 70's were the best
💥💥💥💥💥💥 Summer 1978, Giants Stadium; East Rutherford, New Jersey..... Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, Nugent and Aerosmith ! 15 y.o. and Rock and Roll in !!!!!!!!!
I was there. Ted was a wild man. Swinging in on a rope. Throwing the fake rocks in the crowd. I think I went to 5 Days on the green total. Like $12 a ticket for 4-5 big time bands.
Frank ripped the place to pieces. So underrated today. But he was respected by his peers. They were jealous. At 22: he gets into Down, Down, Down. He is a little speedy here but still, fantastic. He opened with that 3/3/83 and man he was better. 2 bum notes in two hours. Bon AC/DC great but nobody captured youthful energy like Frank.
Frank ripped EVERY GOD DAMN PLACE HE EVER WENT to pieces. I always "champion" the "underrated" guys, I love Wishbone Ash, Rory Gallagher, Steve Marriott, etc. but as time has gone by I've started to feel like Frank is probably the very MOST UNDERRATED cat in history. I only saw him once (I was maybe 13/14) but I remember it like it was yesterday. It was STUNNING. Totally indelible memory. One of the two most bludgeoning guitar performances I've EVER witnessed (the other being Rory Gallagher).
I was there, July 21, 1979! Even though it may not look like it, the show started early, I want to say sometime around 11am. It had rained so it was a bit overcast. A friend's mom dropped us off near the front gate at about 6am. We were 2nd row just left of the stage in front of Malcolm Young. After AC/DC played we went and found some seats on the lower deck for Aerosmith and Ted Nugent. They show AC/DC 2nd, but I'm positive they were 3rd after Frank Morino. I have pictures of AC/DC that a friend of mine took, I need to post those somewhere. It was awesome, I was 15 years old, it was a great time. I went on the go to some great concerts over the next 5 years. Classic bands.
I was there! Who remembers the third base dugout? That was the first aid station where people tripping too hard on acid were housed. They even had " i survived the the third base dug out" t shirts! Bill graham could really promote a rock and roll show! RIP bon and bill and malcolm!
Yep, I scored 5 hits just outside of the gate, took 2 and the 3rd when the first 2 kicked in....and was in front of the stage for AC/DC. It was great.😊
46 years later, ANGUS and his band sell out stadiums bigger than this all over Europe....WOW!!! AC/DC, the True Titans of Rock and the sole survivors!!
Because I was there during America's most epic and unforgettable era in musicial history...rock and roll style, I can tell you all, I can still feel, smell, see and remember the whole vibe, when I was 19 in '79.
Those were the last days of pre-rehab Aerosmith. A week later in Cleveland, the famous Milk Throwing Incident occurred and Joe left the band for several years.
I thank my brother to bringing me I was we 15 he got ousted but I allowed to stay it changed my perspective on life these are my favorite bands. PS I got safe ride home
I was there, had to walk back home from Oakland to San Jose, managed to hitch a ride on the Oakland Bridge, back in the day when we didn't have to worry about much!
26:44 😊LOVE THIS! Aerosmith doing Think About It live is the best part of this great concert footage. Never thought I’d see a live video of it from back in the day. Cool song, originally written by the Yardbirds.
I was at "Summer Jam" ....August 5, 1978 at Comiskey Park in Chicago. Similar line up as "Day on the Green". The bands were: Walter Egan...Frank Marino...AC/DC...Foreigner & Aerosmith. The ticket cost $15.00..an unbelievable Concert !!
Me too. This was my first concert. I was 13. Bon Scott puts Angus Young, with a wireless guitar, on his shoulders and goes into middle of the audience !
How in the world was Angus able to play along with the boys while running around the stadium??? Only possible when you, the band and the songs are one. Amazing!! Absolutely amazing 😮😮
Reminds me of Aerosmith , Jeff Beck and Rick Derringer at Comiskey Park, July 10, 1976. The show was interrupted (cancelled?) when a fire broke out in the the outfield bleachers. The show was billed as “The World Series of Rock.” General admission $12.50. Those were the days.
Oakland, California at the old Raiders/As stadium on Hegenberger in 1979. Can we give some love to the brilliant Derek St. Holmes who did most of Ted's vocals, especially his best song Stranglehold??
Wow. It's easy to see now how AC/DC & Aerosmith reached SuperGroup status. Just watch how Angus looks and acts like his band is the shit! He ran around that stage just like he's done for the past 40+ years---total dedication! They were micro-sized compared to where they ended up! I remember these days and AC/DC was a good group and all, but no big deal really. Aerosmith was well on their way to becoming The Greatest Rock & Roll band to come out of America ever! This was shortly after the release of the ROCKS album (IMO the Best Aerosmith album). I had been going to a few Day On The Green concerts since 1974.. I was fortunate enough to see Zeppelin July 23rd & 24th (both shows) in '77 and it being The GOAT of all concerts to date! Zeppelin's Last concerts ever in the USA. I can't remember why I missed this one.
I was there. Took BART from Daly city there and back. Not yet 16 and flying solo. I traded a little weed for a beer when Ted came on. Best day of my young life. Still have the stub and the advert from the "pink section" of the Chronicle.
Angus ready and willing to set the entire world on fire and let them all know just what the hell he was all about. The bad boy boogie master, always was and always will be.
I was there at that Day on the Green. I was camped out on second base, stone out of my mind with my friends. Last time I saw AC/DC with Bon Scott. It was after this concert, a few years later, that Bill Graham died in a helicopter crash on a dark and stormy night.
Incredible DOTG Monsters of Rock! I was there w my older brother. Frank played Jimi and transported all back ten years to Woodstock, everybody was Feelin' It🤘🏼. First and last time seeing Bon. My cousin seen AC/DC the yr before so he told us be prepared when Bon carries Angus thru the crowd, we were! Cameraman here didn't know where they were until Angus had scaled the outfield wall up to the bleachers. Aerosmith sounded terrible, were completely shitfaced I learned yrs later. The rad mad badass of RocknRoll, Ted 'motormouth' Nugent, was just that, loincloth and all.🦖
@@themightydecibel-heavymeta7130 Day On the Green festivals in the Oakland Coliseum we're awesome. Saw Judas Priest, Rick Derringer and Led Zeppelin two years earlier in the same stadium.
My brother used himself as a battering ram. Got himself arrested. I tiptoed in and remember a little of the event but was 15 also and alone got thourly drunk and got a ride home from nice couple. Those were the days kids.
Remember this well. Me and the weasel won a trip to the show on the KZAP party bus. The ride to was a party. The ride home, everyone slept... great memories
I was there at this show with my friend Brian. The Day On The Green was billed as MONSTERS OF ROCK, hence the Dinosaur backdrop. The reason the stadium is emptish when St. Paradise was playing was the weather. It RARELY rains in California in the summer, but that morning it did rain. Getting into the stadium was REALLY REALLY SLOW...and many stayed in the cars. We got there early in the morning and I remember taking forever to get inside (remember, this was pre-911 so no metal detectors or pat downs and we had simple paper tickets). When got in, we sat around home plate in the lower box. The stage was in Left/Center field for the Oakland A's. We barely saw St. Paradise. Now AC/DC I barely knew them. I had definitely heard Long Way To The Top, but I didn't know anything about them really. Highway To Hell wasn't released yet. During The Rocker, Angus went out into the field through the crowd. Now I had NO IDEA at the time Wireless systems worked that far range. It took us quite a bit to "find" him and we were shocked he was on shoulders going through the infield. My main memory is the people running with Angus after he climbed over the left field wall to return to the stage. An AC/DC fan was born that day. Brian and I went to San Mateo to Banana Records at Hillsdale Mall a few days after the show and we bought EVERY AC/DC album they had. Now I'm "Malcolm" in an AC/DC tribute band, so I really became a big fan (Priest /DC). I knew Frank Marino and Electric Reflections of War. He was great...but I think I only bought his live album. Aerosmith I was RIGHT UP FRONT stage right. Aerosmith was sloppy (my memory) and they appeared hammered...probably were. I didn't care. I can still remember clearly Bill Graham came out to introduce the "Chairman of the board", Ted Nugent and he came swinging out on a vine with loin cloth....we loved it.
That's what Ted was talking about when he came out. He didn't name Aerosmith but started rapping about cocaine and drugs. They sucked bad. I went up to 3rd deck and took a nap when they played. Aerosmith sucked. I always thought Ted was a coke head until I found out he never touched it. Dawned on me he was talking about them.
Sorry to see Bob Segar and Charlie Daniels circuit the fairggounds even ZZ Top. They are and always be legends. Just nice to even see them in a venue. They deserved so much better tho imo. I was privedged to see them play at concert in Oakland
Didnt know St.Paradise opened up. Former vocalist/guitar and bassist (Derek St. Holmes/Rob Grange) from Ted Nugents previous band. On the same bill with Ted and his new band...a coincidence? Great lineup at this festival. 1979 was my first year going to concerts.
Derek St. Holmes band opening, his voice is unmistakable. Derek was responsible for all the great vocals and co-writing on Ted's first album, "Queen of the Forest" being one of my all-time favs. As the story goes, it was said that all band members contributed to writing the songs on the first album, but Ted took sole credit for all but "Hey Baby". I always thought Derek was the talented one.
Frank Marino is just incredible! I first saw him when he was 17, playing Hendrix like no-one else at that time, on a Gibson SG!!! Aerosmith's sound is really sh#%$%?y just like when I saw them the year before...Trouble with their soundman? AC/DC and Ted Nugent really rock!
Only time I got see AC/DC. What I remember most was crashing of alcohol bottles being tossed into the dumpster next to ticket entrance. At one point someone turns around and hands me a bottle of JD, so I drink some and pass it to the guy behind me. No liquor was wasted 😆
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I can finally say it , I was fkn there baby...i was 15 and this was my 1st concert. It was a trip.
Awesome James !!!
I was there too it was an awesome show, I think I was about the same age, my first show was Day on The Green Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Outlaws, Santana & Peter Frampton 1977, I was 13, my mother and her boyfriend took me and one of my friends, Day on The Green's were some of the greatest concerts.
Dude that is super cool!!!! 👍.
I wasn't there but I was also 15
Me too, only I was 17.
I was at this show. It was my first concert. I was 16 years old
Another lady said that this was her first show and she was also 16!
That's pretty trippy.
Yo con 15 vi ha Barricada, 😊
I was at this show. Still have the ticket stub. $12.50 !! Can you believe that!!! Awesome!
And, on top of that bargain, I assume the parking was for FREE!😉
TODAY, it'll cost you $200 an hour!😤 YEAH, you gotta❤the 70's!
Saw Zepplin and Priest DOtG July 1977.
Yes....$12.50!
Back in the height of musical talent and innovation (early 90’s) all the arena headliner shows were $5-10. Groups like Emerson lake and Palmer, Uriah jeep, deep purple, Johnny winter, ten years after,etc etc. The popular musical scene has since dropped to multi millennium low. Who do we have now? T. Swift, the Voice ‘talent’ show…gimme a break.
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Parking was $2 for the whole time, over in the Oakland Arena parking lot, then we'd walk over the bridge. Sometimes we would park waaay over in the side streets rather than pay the $2. There were parking spaces on the street and nobody messed with the car.
This show I missed, but I saw the 1978 DOG with Ted Nugent headline, also AC/DC, CheapTrick and Blue Oyster Cult.
Man, that was thrilling and it rose the hairs on the back of my neck. Man, those were the good ole days, dammit! I'm 61 and I was 17 yrs old and I saw AC DC and that crazy Bon Scott being carried around the floor back to the stage, it was incredible. There will never be anything like this again. Thanks for the upload!
Oh wait! Frank Marino is a monster! Back in those days the start of the metal monster guitar hero's was starting Ted, Frank, Van Halen, and others. I was so lucky to see Rush in those day to with there 2112 classic. I saw all of these guys live back then. Real music and real musicians!
Fuck yes!
Ted Nugent, then Aerosmith were the High Priests. Van Halen was the 2nd best show I've ever seen, but before 1982. Van Halen 2 Tour. Then they changed their sound system in 1982 and were never the same after that. Judas Priest has actually improved every time you see them, they get better and better.
I was lucky enough to be a teenager in the 70s when seeing bands like these was every few weeks
AGREED!! Same here...We are Blessed!!! The library in my brain of all those great concerts and adventures that went with is FULL ✌️👍🥳
I was there. That was St. Paradise. Derek St. Holmes, Rob Grange, and Denny Carmassi
Derek St.Holmes is so good
@@jerrythomas4457 I wish I could have see Terrible Ted and his band in their prime in the 70's ! sadly I didn't !!
April 1979 and in about next 15 months HWTH would be released, Bon Scott would pass and one of the greatest hard rock albums of all times would be released on July 25th 1980. Tragedy & Triumph in such a short span of time. RIP Bon & Malcolm
HTH was released in July ‘79. Bon died in February 1980.
Holy Shit…St. Paradise!!
That’s some rare footage, THANK YOU!!
🤘
I wasn't here, but I was in Cleveland one week later. No Frank Marino, but Scorpions, AC/DC, Thin Lizzy, Journey, Aerosmith, and Nuge. Top that
Pretty damn strong lineup. In 1979 I saw the Canadian World Music Festival that included: AEROSMITH, NUGENT, NAZARETH, RAMONES, JOHNNY WINTER, GODDO and MOXY. Amazing show!
There is really no topping that lineup saw pink Floyd tho and drank from Bodega bags from complete strangers on the green got lost till every grey Honda left the venue after 2 hours and made it home faded into bed. That was a killer concert tho right!
I was there at cleveland stadium also. Late july 79. World series of rock. Hell of a show !
Scorpions is probably the ONLY band at that time to replace mahogany rush. Maybe randy hanson. Even Ronnie Montrose couldn't replace Frank Marino.. (although I love Ronnie' Montrose instrumental 'Zero G' from 1987)
Mahogany rush played Christmas Carol's Screaming melody's into catastrophic meteorite bombardment.
Uli John Roth and Shawn lane are similar. 'Once upon a time in the west'' Shawn lanes cover version (as good as guitar players get).. Yngwie malmsteen said the same thing about uli jon Roth. Yngwie malmsteen was Ritchie blackmore influenced, growing up in Sweden.lol
Yngwie did NOT discover uli Jon roth until the early eighties. The way to experience uli Jon roth is LIVE. Uli Roths (electric sun records) are not the same. 'Hiroshima' is good on record . Sky is dying.
No bird flying,
Silence in the wind.
Uli's solo blast off into the cosmos. Hiroshima'
That must have kicked ASS! I loved Day on the Green, I saw Nugent a year before this at Day on the Green. It was Cheap Trick, AC/DC, Journey, Blue Oyster Cult and Nugent.
Awesome. ACDC with the late Bon Scott. RIP LEGEND.
Don't forget Malcolm Young as well
You can be certain he is not in any "peace"
Love music played by humans with no tech bs. All imperfect and human. How I learned to play drums. Jesus, look at the monitors and sidefills!!😳
Frank Marino Is An Amazing Everything and NEVER Gets Enough Credit. I Love Him and His Brother Vincent.
Frank would open for Ted and steal the show. Seen him down it twice.
Amen to that...............a guitar wizard
Wow! Yeah man! They're was about 8 of us that went for this show, AC/DC just tore it up! Gawd i miss those days, Days on the Green, Winterland, The Keystones, Old Waldorf...so many venues and the Best!! Music of all time!!
Yep lots of great concert venues in the Bay Area. Saw KISS and Cheap Trick at the Cow Palace in 1977, saw Iron Maiden and Scorpions and Loverboy at the Day on the green at the baseball stadium in I think 83. Saw Scorpions and Ted Nugent at the Cow Palace in maybe 79. Also saw Y&T at the Old Waldorf in 83 or 84. Great shows in the Bay Area!!!!!!!! 👍🎸🌉
I saw Blue Oyster Cult…aka Soft White Underbelly at the Old Waldorf. It was freakin awesome, they blew the roof off that place! Those were the best times, I grew up in San Francisco and I saw all of the great concerts and I went to the closing of Winterland.
I saw Van Halen at the Henry J Kaiser Center as well as seeing them when they opened for Black Sabbath at the Oakland Arena. Led Zeppelin at the Oakland Coliseum, Rod Stewart and the Faces with Peter Frampton and War at Spartan Stadium in San Jose. Boston’s debut at Winterland. I saw the original Lynyrd Skynyrd 7 times. And I saw the Rossington Collin’s Band at the Warfield Theater. I could go on , but it’ll take hours. Those were the best times for music and shows.
I have to add this, I saw Journey at the Old Waldorf when they introduced Steve Perry to their band. Can you imagine having cell phones back then?
@@kpalexander especially The Old Waldorf! A small venue to boot!! .....over all for me Budgie was a showstopper!!! Zebra was mind-blowing as well, but I ll say this Rory Gallagher was and still is my all-time number 1 artist.... nobody could
Match his energy and burn the stage up like the Irish gunslinger could.... RIP RORY!!!
I was there! I still talk about how Angus ran around the entire stadium while playing a solo. Was an incredible day!
Me too dude or dudette! Best of times
I was there too. Year before Angus went through the crowd on top of Bon Scotts shoulders while soloing. They started at 11am.
1979 I was 16 y/o This was my first day on the green. I remember The Live Power Performance of Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush! I love and listen to FMMR Music to this Day
Like wise, first time I heard mahogany rush in 70s '78 I think, the live album, in my top 9 for live albums, many worthy studio albums from early to late 70s, I have one of his 80s live cd 💿, but partial to the 70s one more
Frank is so insane. Saw him many times. Always a trip. God bless the man. Hope you feel better!
Is he sick ? Hope he's ok. Frank is a beast guitar player !!!
@@markusaurelius777 he has issues with his shoulder. And I’m not sure because I don’t know the man but I’m sure it’s hard to play like that. Maybe he’s just done? Only he knows the answer. If you look on Frank Marino site he announced he was done. Glad I saw him as many times as I did!
He has stated in a few interviews that his shoulder is fine. He hasn't disclosed the ailment as of yet.@@326vince
The late, great Bon Scott. What a line up of kick ass bands. We could use concerts like that today. In ‘77 I saw Nugent, REO, Journey, Skynyrd, and .38 Special at Soldier Field in Chicago. What a day!! Hot, loud and awesome. Those were the days back then. Rock on!🎸🥁👍🇺🇸❤️
I was there too! Remember when everyone started throwing empty milk jugs used for water around? It looked like popcorn popping off.
@@AlanSanders-ij2pk I do remember that! We sat straight out from the stage at the far end and up high. Looking down it did look like popcorn. Hotter than hell and full sun that day! But a damn good show! Rock on.👍🥁🎸🇺🇸❤️
@@AlanSanders-ij2pk Ha! And one more thing- Nugent was running back and forth across the stage and yelling “you m-f ers can’t hit me!” He didn’t miss a beat playing his axe while he’s dodging milk jugs! Good memories! Thanx.👍🎸🥁🇺🇸❤️
"Super Bowl of Rock"
GIANTS!!!
FRANK AND TED, ARE MY GUITAR HEROES!!!
I was at this concert. 15 years old. Stepping over passed out drunks in line. People were literally pissing on them. I had never heard Frank Marino, I was hear to see AC/DC and Aerosmith. Left a HUGE Mahogany Rush fan. He blew the doors off even Angus.
I was 16 and it was my first concert.
Same age hon we were stupid brang hard in our socks can't remember the concert but knew it was great
We were there bright and early to see St. Paradise open.... great band !
Lucky SOB(:
Great footage of some of the greatest bands on earth back in their hayday! I see many comments from people that were at this concert, how cool it would have been to live this moment! I missed this concert, but as a metal-headed teenager in the mid 70's I was lucky enough to live through this era of rock and attend the many concerts of these great bands! It was a time like no other, I can't imagine growing up in any other era. Those were the days!
I'm from Sacramento about a 2 hr drive to Oakland. I was there! Started out about 10 ft from the stage but eventually got pushed back. I've been to many DOG'S in 70's and early 80's but this show stood out. I blame my hearing loss on AC/DC. First time I saw Frank Marino and Mohogony Rush. Man those were great times.
Zeppelin and Priest, July 1977!
and Rick Derringer. Watching Priest that day opened my eyes to a much heavier sound
I was in the Navy stationed at the Naval Air Station Alameda and went to this concert. I was ripped. I don't remember much of it but am pretty sure I had a good time.
I went to the ‘79 Day on the Green in Oakland CA. Exact same line up. AC/DC blew every one away. Angus Young went into the outfield audience while jamming on “Whole Lotta Rosie”. This was my favorite stadium concert.
I was there too! AC/DC absolutely blew everyone away. Little did I know I would one day sit in a room with the Young bros jamming in Australia at a mate’s place.
I was there too, I was in front of the stage tripping balls when Angus crowd surfed the field.. it was the highlight of the entire concert for me. Glad you liked it too.
I Laugh When People Say Bon Scott Era or Brian Johnson Era ,,Without Malcolm ACDCWould Never Have Happened He's There Very Reason They Existed His Riffs His Knowing How To Run A Band Facts RIP Malcolm
Malcolm said "Bon was special"
Yes. Bon era is the best. Thanks for asking
I saw ACDC 3X in the spring/summer/fall 1979. Seen them many times with Brian, but Bon was magical.
So nice to see my people that were experiencing day on the green with me. It was truly a magical experience not talking mushrooms but true music lovers Ted and acdc killed it. Chap trick, journey too.no other venue ever an replicate this the 70's were the best
My first concert, a 16th birthday present from my late big brother.
Bless your BIG BRO!
SOUNDS LIKE A COOL ONE.
DOING BIG BRO THINGS,WITH LITTLE BRO.🤓
Frank marino...oh little town of Bethlehem..with a floor full of the latest pedals
Had no idea St Paradise were part of this show, nice bonus, released a very good album in 1979.
Would like to see their whole set!
DEREK!!🤘
Whitford/st Holmes should do another album in 2024!!!!!!
No way. Tomorrow I have to go to the record store then.
1979 Aerosmith was in turmoil, but "Night in the Ruts" is still a great album.
RIP Jimmy Ayoub drummer of Mahogany Rush !
Was there for this one as well as many other Day on the Green concerts from 1976 to 1982.
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Summer 1978, Giants Stadium; East Rutherford, New Jersey..... Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, Nugent and Aerosmith !
15 y.o. and Rock and Roll in !!!!!!!!!
I was there. Ted was a wild man. Swinging in on a rope. Throwing the fake rocks in the crowd. I think I went to 5 Days on the green total. Like $12 a ticket for 4-5 big time bands.
Insane! day on the green was so cheap! Bill graham the greatest rock promoter and its not even close. Monsters of rock!
Brendan Moylan was there, Jimmy Delosada drove, thanks, My wife, Jessica McDonald could not make it she was only 1. AC/DC killed it !!
Frank ripped the place to pieces. So underrated today. But he was respected by his peers. They were jealous. At 22: he gets into Down, Down, Down. He is a little speedy here but still, fantastic. He opened with that 3/3/83 and man he was better. 2 bum notes in two hours. Bon AC/DC great but nobody captured youthful energy like Frank.
Frank ripped EVERY GOD DAMN PLACE HE EVER WENT to pieces.
I always "champion" the "underrated" guys, I love Wishbone Ash, Rory Gallagher, Steve Marriott, etc. but as time has gone by I've started to feel like Frank is probably the very MOST UNDERRATED cat in history.
I only saw him once (I was maybe 13/14) but I remember it like it was yesterday. It was STUNNING. Totally indelible memory.
One of the two most bludgeoning guitar performances I've EVER witnessed (the other being Rory Gallagher).
I was there, July 21, 1979! Even though it may not look like it, the show started early, I want to say sometime around 11am. It had rained so it was a bit overcast. A friend's mom dropped us off near the front gate at about 6am. We were 2nd row just left of the stage in front of Malcolm Young. After AC/DC played we went and found some seats on the lower deck for Aerosmith and Ted Nugent. They show AC/DC 2nd, but I'm positive they were 3rd after Frank Morino. I have pictures of AC/DC that a friend of mine took, I need to post those somewhere. It was awesome, I was 15 years old, it was a great time. I went on the go to some great concerts over the next 5 years. Classic bands.
Ted Nugent in his prime . Fantastic !
The best concert I ever attended. Just outstanding ..
Frank >
I was there! Who remembers the third base dugout? That was the first aid station where people tripping too hard on acid were housed. They even had " i survived the the third base dug out" t shirts! Bill graham could really promote a rock and roll show!
RIP bon and bill and malcolm!
Yep, I scored 5 hits just outside of the gate, took 2 and the 3rd when the first 2 kicked in....and was in front of the stage for AC/DC. It was great.😊
46 years later, ANGUS and his band sell out stadiums bigger than this all over Europe....WOW!!! AC/DC, the True Titans of Rock and the sole survivors!!
Because I was there during America's most epic and unforgettable era in musicial history...rock and roll style, I can tell you all, I can still feel, smell, see and remember the whole vibe, when I was 19 in '79.
Those were the last days of pre-rehab Aerosmith. A week later in Cleveland, the famous Milk Throwing Incident occurred and Joe left the band for several years.
Oh I was there too!!!!!!!!!!!!! And I totally agree with you that it was a superlative concert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Be well, guys ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I thank my brother to bringing me
I was we 15 he got ousted but I allowed to stay it changed my perspective on life these are my favorite bands. PS I got safe ride home
I was there, had to walk back home from Oakland to San Jose, managed to hitch a ride on the Oakland Bridge, back in the day when we didn't have to worry about much!
My first concert was Triumph and Legs Diamond then shortly after i saw Van Halen
26:44 😊LOVE THIS! Aerosmith doing Think About It live is the best part of this great concert footage. Never thought I’d see a live video of it from back in the day. Cool song, originally written by the Yardbirds.
I was at "Summer Jam" ....August 5, 1978 at Comiskey Park in Chicago. Similar line up as "Day on the Green". The bands were: Walter Egan...Frank Marino...AC/DC...Foreigner & Aerosmith. The ticket cost $15.00..an unbelievable Concert !!
Yeah, Giants stadium that summer(1978) had Mahogany Rush, Nugent and Aerosmith. 👍
@DeanS.F.S.K. Aerosmith and Nugent on the same bill...I bet that was one hell of a concert....
That is St. Paradise, which had Derek St. Holmes, Rob Grange and Denny Carmmasi
I never knew of this line up. Love all these guys
Me too. This was my first concert. I was 13. Bon Scott puts Angus Young, with a wireless guitar, on his shoulders and goes into middle of the audience !
I was there😮
How in the world was Angus able to play along with the boys while running around the stadium??? Only possible when you, the band and the songs are one. Amazing!! Absolutely amazing 😮😮
Did his guitar have a wireless hookup? I can't see any plug in cord. Maybe the resolution is too poor to see it?
That's a nice minty Hamer Standard that Derek St. Holmes is playing there...
20 years old..was there..only time seeing Uncle Ted!...it was loud!..Aerosmith had sound issues!
Reminds me of Aerosmith , Jeff Beck and Rick Derringer at Comiskey Park, July 10, 1976.
The show was interrupted (cancelled?) when a fire broke out in the the outfield bleachers.
The show was billed as “The World Series of Rock.” General admission $12.50.
Those were the days.
I was there! I was the dude in the hat next to some other people.
I met all the other people who said they were there too. Had fun
Thanks for sharing.
Was there. Seems so much like a dream now
I know right, seems like a cople of life times ago. & this old world keeps on turning.
Oakland, California at the old Raiders/As stadium on Hegenberger in 1979. Can we give some love to the brilliant Derek St. Holmes who did most of Ted's vocals, especially his best song Stranglehold??
That’s not Derek. It’s Charlie Huhn. Derek had already left.
@@davidhuffman5029 Thanks to YT , I can watch videos of Derek with Ted.
Saw Ted with Charlie, so disappointed.
First concert I ever went to. 12 ears old
Wow. It's easy to see now how AC/DC & Aerosmith reached SuperGroup status. Just watch how Angus looks and acts like his band is the shit! He ran around that stage just like he's done for the past 40+ years---total dedication! They were micro-sized compared to where they ended up! I remember these days and AC/DC was a good group and all, but no big deal really. Aerosmith was well on their way to becoming The Greatest Rock & Roll band to come out of America ever! This was shortly after the release of the ROCKS album (IMO the Best Aerosmith album). I had been going to a few Day On The Green concerts since 1974.. I was fortunate enough to see Zeppelin July 23rd & 24th (both shows) in '77 and it being The GOAT of all concerts to date! Zeppelin's Last concerts ever in the USA. I can't remember why I missed this one.
I was there. Took BART from Daly city there and back. Not yet 16 and flying solo. I traded a little weed for a beer when Ted came on. Best day of my young life. Still have the stub and the advert from the "pink section" of the Chronicle.
This was my first concert, and it was an incredible show.
I was there. 🎸 🎶 I was 17. 😁
Me too! Class of 79!
Angus ready and willing to set the entire world on fire and let them all know just what the hell he was all about. The bad boy boogie master, always was and always will be.
thanks ..
I was there. Went to 10 DOTG's. Those were the days!!!
I was there at that Day on the Green. I was camped out on second base, stone out of my mind with my friends. Last time I saw AC/DC with Bon Scott. It was after this concert, a few years later, that Bill Graham died in a helicopter crash on a dark and stormy night.
Incredible DOTG Monsters of Rock! I was there w my older brother. Frank played Jimi and transported all back ten years to Woodstock, everybody was Feelin' It🤘🏼. First and last time seeing Bon. My cousin seen AC/DC the yr before so he told us be prepared when Bon carries Angus thru the crowd, we were! Cameraman here didn't know where they were until Angus had scaled the outfield wall up to the bleachers.
Aerosmith sounded terrible, were completely shitfaced I learned yrs later.
The rad mad badass of RocknRoll, Ted 'motormouth' Nugent, was just that, loincloth and all.🦖
Damn, you were lucky to have been there!
Frank is just a bad ass!
Ted Nugent hit me in the head with a metal guitar pick I still have that guitar picks😊
In spite of the ridiculous costume or lack thereof, Uncle Ted could rock-and-freaking-roll in 1979.
I was at this show. Frank Marino and Mahagony Rush stole the show from everyone else there.
I'm one jealous metalhead!
@@themightydecibel-heavymeta7130 Day On the Green festivals in the Oakland Coliseum we're awesome. Saw Judas Priest, Rick Derringer and Led Zeppelin two years earlier in the same stadium.
@@bobhope3716 Okay, now you're just showing off!
@@themightydecibel-heavymeta7130 Yes ! Saw Rush 18 times !
@@bobhope3716 Sigh.
My brother used himself as a battering ram. Got himself arrested. I tiptoed in and remember a little of the event but was 15 also and alone got thourly drunk and got a ride home from nice couple. Those were the days kids.
Remember this well. Me and the weasel won a trip to the show on the KZAP party bus. The ride to was a party. The ride home, everyone slept... great memories
Loved day on the greens in Oakland bodabagas and Kessller
Awesome footage 👍
I saw this show in Chicago. It was great. 🤘🃏🎸🥃🍺🤤🇺🇲
I was there it was kind of chilly this day in Oakland
I was there at this show with my friend Brian. The Day On The Green was billed as MONSTERS OF ROCK, hence the Dinosaur backdrop. The reason the stadium is emptish when St. Paradise was playing was the weather. It RARELY rains in California in the summer, but that morning it did rain. Getting into the stadium was REALLY REALLY SLOW...and many stayed in the cars. We got there early in the morning and I remember taking forever to get inside (remember, this was pre-911 so no metal detectors or pat downs and we had simple paper tickets). When got in, we sat around home plate in the lower box. The stage was in Left/Center field for the Oakland A's. We barely saw St. Paradise.
Now AC/DC I barely knew them. I had definitely heard Long Way To The Top, but I didn't know anything about them really. Highway To Hell wasn't released yet. During The Rocker, Angus went out into the field through the crowd. Now I had NO IDEA at the time Wireless systems worked that far range. It took us quite a bit to "find" him and we were shocked he was on shoulders going through the infield. My main memory is the people running with Angus after he climbed over the left field wall to return to the stage. An AC/DC fan was born that day. Brian and I went to San Mateo to Banana Records at Hillsdale Mall a few days after the show and we bought EVERY AC/DC album they had. Now I'm "Malcolm" in an AC/DC tribute band, so I really became a big fan (Priest /DC).
I knew Frank Marino and Electric Reflections of War. He was great...but I think I only bought his live album.
Aerosmith I was RIGHT UP FRONT stage right. Aerosmith was sloppy (my memory) and they appeared hammered...probably were. I didn't care.
I can still remember clearly Bill Graham came out to introduce the "Chairman of the board", Ted Nugent and he came swinging out on a vine with loin cloth....we loved it.
Call me jealous!
That's what Ted was talking about when he came out. He didn't name Aerosmith but started rapping about cocaine and drugs. They sucked bad. I went up to 3rd deck and took a nap when they played. Aerosmith sucked. I always thought Ted was a coke head until I found out he never touched it. Dawned on me he was talking about them.
San Mateo in the house too!
Was there! Loved it when Ted came swinging out on a vine in a loin cloth!
@@laurapestoni3372 Nice! Yes, as a 17 yr old boy, I was like HELL YEAH.
AC/DC did rip it up but AEROSMITH, for me, was ripping it up just as much!!
Sorry to see Bob Segar and Charlie Daniels circuit the fairggounds even ZZ Top. They are and always be legends. Just nice to even see them in a venue. They deserved so much better tho imo. I was privedged to see them play at concert in Oakland
Frank, ripping everyone's face off!!
Iwas there up front it rained some but being that close was kind of scary I was 16 found out about Mr. MARINO though that was the best thing
Didnt know St.Paradise opened up. Former vocalist/guitar and bassist (Derek St. Holmes/Rob Grange) from Ted Nugents previous band. On the same bill with Ted and his new band...a coincidence? Great lineup at this festival. 1979 was my first year going to concerts.
Derek St. Holmes band opening, his voice is unmistakable. Derek was responsible for all the great vocals and co-writing on Ted's first album, "Queen of the Forest" being one of my all-time favs. As the story goes, it was said that all band members contributed to writing the songs on the first album, but Ted took sole credit for all but "Hey Baby". I always thought Derek was the talented one.
Frank Marino is just incredible! I first saw him when he was 17, playing Hendrix like no-one else at that time, on a Gibson SG!!! Aerosmith's sound is really sh#%$%?y just like when I saw them the year before...Trouble with their soundman? AC/DC and Ted Nugent really rock!
That wasn't the sound man. They were just a sloppy live band.
@@cbh440 Sadly, I have to agree...They were so high on cocaine they couldn't play the songs tight together....
I was there too!
I can feel it! Can you ❤️
Only time I got see AC/DC. What I remember most was crashing of alcohol bottles being tossed into the dumpster next to ticket entrance. At one point someone turns around and hands me a bottle of JD, so I drink some and pass it to the guy behind me. No liquor was wasted 😆
Got nothing like that anymore. Real music played by real musicians.
I was there. What an awesome concert.
I was there !!!!
immagine all the 80's music with tube and tube overdrive sound in the guitars
i was there ! 15 years old and an ounce of lumbo , my buddy was so stoned he was drooling all over himself haaa